1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Ha. the recording part is easy, I used to run a sound board.


It's the saying the right words and not cussing part that gets me

 

paging @Sperrunner

 

https://youtu.be/FXHkFZ-nG4Y

 

Child labor laws exist and I ignore all of them because i need money

 

In lieu of a child a Helium baloon may be amusing

 

I have filters for that

 

@Wulf how's the drywall going?

 

tips from Uncle J?

 

I didn't say teenagers

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/CJvkN3Yl_8a/?igshid=1ve6nm7nh7xxy

 

slow

I have maybe 2/5 of it done I need to install conduit and finish wiring the opposite wall before I drywall that one or do the ceiling on that side of the garage

I made the one wall that is done all pretty with two coats of semi gloss white paint/primer and dumb lizard brain says the garage feels bigger now.

 

what kind of product is it?

 

Replacing the bushings is a fun goose chase, it makes a huge difference, but damn is the labor up there on it. I'm surprised yours needs bushings actually. Mine didn't even really start showing their age until 2 years ago and its far older.

 

Sounds like progress at least! Drywall work suuuucks, especially if you don't do it often. Looks nice when its done though.


I suppose you could paint one of those mediterranean scenes you see at restaurants if you get tired of the white

 

I have a clunk noise while under load in the rear. Research points to either a rear control arm bushing or panhard bushing. I have all the bushings, 20T press and all the tools. Have to remove the panhard to weld on the panhard correction kit, so it's one of those "while I'm there" type of jobs.

They probably don't NEED to be done, but whatever.

All of the KDSS bushings are pretty deformed too, so I got those on standby as well.

 

I'm gonna attack all mine in the front here soon, I've got a bastard press (12t with lots of welded supports and 30t jack haha) and the press tools from wit's end

 

I was thinking I'd throw some Ivan stewart stripes on the wall

 

Product is a little industrial linux pc that lives out in the field. It pulls data from devices out there and either sends it up the chain or crunches it and generates reports. The thing i'm demoing is a browser based app that is hosted on it. It pulls together log files and logic logs from logic controllers, letting you slice and dice them or view them on a logic analyzer diagram.